The Army needs thousands more infantrymen by spring, and it's willing to pay up to $72,000 to get them

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The Army wants to have 500,000 active-duty troops by the end of the next decade, but recruiting and retention have been challenges.

FBI agents arrested Paige Thompson, the suspect in the data breach, on Monday. They say her housemate Park Quan had 20 illegally obtained guns.

The Supreme Court decided last week that Department of Defense funding could be used to construct sections of President Donald Trump's border wall.

Hamza bin Laden was being groomed to take over from Osama, until his father's death at the hands of US SEAL Team Six in 2011. Here's what we know.

Photos show the officer with his finger on the shotgun's trigger. This is extremely poor weapons handling that can lead to injury and death.

Penny Mordaunt has offered insight into how Iran's Revolutionary Guard corps managed to seize the Stena Impero oil tanker in July.

Rear Adm. Collin Green wrote a scathing letter to his forces, saying special operators need to shape up in the wake of SEAL scandals.

From tariffs and levies to the Huawei ban, the global tech industry is at the center of an escalating cold war between the US and China.

Lasers like those used by Hong Kong protesters emit concentrated beams of light that can damage sensitive surfaces like camera sensors.

Hypersonic missiles are a "nightmare" weapon to which the US is especially vulnerable, Maine Sen. Angus King warned in a recent hearing.

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